Sentence examples for remained very important from inspiring English sources

Remittances from Guatemalans abroad (mostly in the United States) remained very important; in 2007 they reached a record $4.13 billion.

"We didn't try to move him off it," the official said, adding that the withdrawal remained "very important" to Mr. Arafat.

The provincial War and Domains Chambers established by Frederick William I in 1722 remained very important, and their number grew from 9 to 12.

One reason for the continuing violence, he said, was that the area remained "very important" to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia because it is crossed by the routes into Iraq from Syria and Turkey.

The Australian Broadcasting Commission (called the Australian Broadcasting Corporation after 1983) remained very important as a sustainer of orchestral music and sponsored most of the somewhat meagre amount of quality television.

He likened the "reading" of pictures to the practical criticism of literary texts, and said that while he valued the expertise that leads to attributing this painting to that artist it remained "very important not to be afraid to be undecided".

"Deutsch is an original thinker and those early papers remain very important," Schoelkopf told me.

But for now, at least, the kinds of things to which corporate wives have always tended remain very important to the career of an aspiring executive.

Mark Lindsay, a spokesman for UnitedHealth Group, the nation's largest health insurer, said "the traditional Medicare program will remain very important" even as the bill opens more choices for consumers.

"Mutually beneficial trade and investment links that allow the UK to trade freely with the EU and vice-versa and continued access to skilled talent from the EU and the rest of the world remain very important for our industry.

After that, the question will remain very important, but it will become purely theoretical and pass out of our hands — the statesmen and decision-makers — and into yours — the journalists and historians".